Whimsy
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Thanks again ladies!!!! I'm cheezing over here
I am natural, to those who asked. I transitioned for almost 2 years. 2007-2009 and have been natural since.
In the winter when I'm going straight I use heat weekly. Just a flatiron (maxiglide) no blow drier, just air dried.
In the humid summer i don't use heat unless I straighten for some random event like this week's shoot.
I've been growing it just to donate it.
womp womp
MileHighDiva you should've posted your PM in the thread after all!
MileHighDiva said the same thing...kinda...and mentioned that the companies often sell the hair instead of using it.
I am natural, to those who asked. I transitioned for almost 2 years. 2007-2009 and have been natural since.
@Whimsy , how often do you use heat on your hair? I've been trying to grow to HL (hopefully I'll get there one day lol), and any tips or advice you could give would be so appreciated .
In the winter when I'm going straight I use heat weekly. Just a flatiron (maxiglide) no blow drier, just air dried.
In the humid summer i don't use heat unless I straighten for some random event like this week's shoot.
AMAZING!!! Your hair is just gorgeous! Any reason why you get to this point and want to cut?
I've been growing it just to donate it.
@Whimsy, congrats on reaching hip length, but you are wasting your time if you want to donate your hair. Nine times out of ten most organizations, especially Locks of Love, do not use the hair that we donate, because most wig makers can't or won't work with our hair texture to make wigs, mainly because of the difficulty to batch, match and process our myriad of textures. It's easier for them to just take 1 or 2 type hair and process it to look like ours to get consistent uniformity in enough quantities to make it worth their while, even if they are really making wigs for the sick and needy. Most of the stuff we donate either gets thrown away because of heat or chemical damage, or it gets sold to labs for product testing. Once I found that out (from an acquaintance who works in such an organization), I figured I would let everyone I know, especially those of African American descent, just what they are going into when they donate their hair.
So if you want to cut it, great, but you won't be doing anybody any good with the hair you cut off. Just thought you should know.
womp womp
MileHighDiva you should've posted your PM in the thread after all!
MileHighDiva said the same thing...kinda...and mentioned that the companies often sell the hair instead of using it.